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Lokking for change up from TriTip and brisket

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    Lokking for change up from TriTip and brisket

    Hosting 8 folks, looking to smoke a beef roast of some sort. Usually do brisket or Tri Tip, looking for change up.

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    Prime rib

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      #3
      Fancy - prime rib

      Casual - pulled chuck roast

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        #4
        Baltimore Pit Beef ..... 5 lbs of top or bottom round will give you 10 great roast beef samitches.....

        If you've dreaded stuff that passes for roast beef and wished you could find the real deal then this Baltimore pit beef recipe is for you.

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        • Craigar
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          Great idea! I have been wanting to do some of these all summer. Our favorite butcher has had whole top sirloins for $5.99/lbs all summer. I bet they turn out great in your Hasty-Bake ecowper !

        • ecowper
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          Pit beef is a fav around here cause most of the family thinks au jus sammiches are a fine dinner

        #5
        Pulled beef sounds good

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          #6
          Not a roast but how about beef ribs?

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          • ecowper
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            wags09 you cook beef ribs just like you would brisket. They won’t take nearly as long, though. Most grocery stores carry beef short ribs, especially in the fall. Although a plate of beef ribs is a fantastic cook.

          • hoovarmin
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            Truth

          • Greasy
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            Meathead has a section on cooking beef ribs you might want to look at. Short ribs are my BBQ beef fave.

          #7
          I buy a whole beef every year. What I do is have my wife pull a random cut and I figure out how to do it. It's a good riff on "mystery meat."

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            #8
            Beef ribs or Picanha. Beef ribs are spectacular and Picanha is wonderful. If you've got access to bee ribs you'll blow your guests away. Below I sous vide the Picanha to 115 you could go low and slow. That was all one piece. Then I cut them into little steaks and seared around 900 degrees flipping constantly as the fat cap melts and bathes the meat in flavor. Beef ribs are easy - just cook at 250-275 for about 6 hrs.

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            • hoovarmin
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              Amen

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